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  • Date August 29
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  • Hall Horizon Hall
  • Panel discussion

Peer Discussion. Blockchain as the Infrastructure of Trust

In a world of multiple transactions and agents and ever-increasing technological complexity, the importance of solutions that ensure trust between counterparties and eliminate abuse can be overemphasized. In this context, blockchain is one of the key drivers and resources for smart city development. It enables fast and secure transactions without an external centralizing administrator and has a myriad of applications – finance, digital registry, taxation, logistics, voting systems, transportation, and energy.

  • Can blockchain be used to ensure transparency in municipal governance and, as a result, increase citizens’ trust?
  • How is blockchain being used in urban governance today? Is there a need for regulation of these technologies?

Moderator

Herbert Schopnik
Herbert Schopnik
Executive Director, Sberdevices

Speakers

Mohamed Essaidi
Mohamed Essaidi
Chairman, GCA MEA, Morocco
David Lee Kuo Chuen
David Lee Kuo Chuen
Chairman, Global FinTech Institute (GFI), Singapore
Dmitry Ontoev
Dmitry Ontoev
Advisor to the Head of the Department of Information Technologies of Moscow, Russia
Herbert Schopnik
Herbert Schopnik
Executive Director, Sberdevices, Russia
Asih Karnengsih
Asih Karnengsih
Chairman, Blockchain Association, Indonesia
Anton Guglia
Anton Guglia
CEO, QApp, Russia
Alexander Nam
Alexander Nam
Managing director-director of blockchain lab, Sberbank, Russia
Nicole Nguyen
Nicole Nguyen
Co-founder, APAC DAO, Vietnam
Topics
  • City
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